Fantasy News

Hamidou Diallo

Shines in G League defeat Diallo did everything in his power to turn things around and lift the Go-Go to a victory in this game, but his efforts came up short, as the G League Spurs ended up securing the victory. Diallo has been one of the most productive players for Capital City this season, and it should stay that way in the final weeks of the campaign.

Miles Norris

Starts in return after injury Norris didn't have his best performance and struggled badly from the field. However, he was healthy enough to absorb minutes, and that's a positive thing for a College Park team that's dealing with tons of injuries ahead of the final weeks of the G League regular season.

Julian Washburn

DNP vs. Capital City It's unclear what kind of injury is affecting Washburn, but his absence shouldn't impact Austin's rotation a great deal, as he doesn't play a substantial role even when he's healthy.

John Collins

Evades concussion This is positive news for the Jazz, as it means Collins will have a chance to play in Oklahoma City on Wednesday. The trainers will likely re-evaluate the big man Tuesday morning to get a better idea of what his availability looks like for later in the week.

John Collins

Enters concussion protocol Collins was visibly shaken up after attempting to contest an Anthony Edwards' dunk-of-the-year submission. His next opportunity to take the court comes Wednesday versus Oklahoma City, but his status for the remainder of the week could be entirely determined by if he is concussed. In his stead, Walker Kessler is likely due for more minutes, while Luka Samanic could re-enter the rotation and the versatility of Taylor Hendricks may be leaned on.

Christian Wood

Headed for surgery This latest development is more bad news for the Lakers, as it seems unlikely that Wood will be cleared for game action before the regular season draws to a close. However, the team will evaluate the 28-year-old after the procedure to get a better idea of the timeline for his recovery.

John Collins

Sent to locker room Collins took the brunt of a thunderous dunk by Anthony Edwards, who was also forced to temporarily visit the locker room before returning. Collins appeared to take a hand and knee to the face and is currently being evaluated by the training staff.

Kevin Huerter

Out with shoulder injury Huerter was fouled so hard by Desmond Bane that his left shoulder appears to subluxate/dislocate in the air -- although it was an inadvertent play and normal transition foul from Bane. No official diagnosis has been published by Sacramento yet, but Huerter's night is done.

Kevin Huerter

Injuries arm Monday Huerter was fouled in transition and immediately crumpled to a heap under the basket after taking a smack to the arm. It's unclear if his wrist or shoulder suffered more of the blow, but Huerter went straight to the locker room, visibly in pain.

Naz Reid

Won’t return Monday This is a significant loss for the Timberwolves, as the team is also without Rudy Gobert (rib) Monday evening. It'll be up to Luka Garza and Leonard Miller to step up at center the rest of the way.

Anthony Davis

Good to go Monday Davis exited Saturday's loss to Golden State after 12 minutes upon suffering a corneal abrasion, but the team has been consistently optimistic on his status and he went through his typical warm-up procedure Monday, so he should be unrestricted in Monday's outing. LeBron James (ankle) has also been cleared for action Monday, bringing the Lakers' current rotation to full strength.

LeBron James

Officially active Monday James will suit up for his fourth consecutive contest Monday, and he enters averaging 29.0 points, 9.7 rebounds and 9.0 assists in 38.7 minutes across his last three appearances. The 39-year-old dropped 20 points, nine rebounds and eight assists in a Jan. 30 loss to Atlanta -- representing the only other meeting between these two teams this season.

Kristaps Porzingis

Solid output in limited minutes The Celtics held Porzingis more than eight minutes under his season-long average of 29.8 minutes per contest in his return from a five-game absence due to a right hamstring strain, but the big man didn't need a full workload to turn in a strong fantasy line against the 12-56 Pistons. Because Boston now holds a 10-game advantage over Milwaukee for the top record in the Eastern Conference, Porzingis and the team's other key rotation players could be subject to occasional rest days and/or lightened minutes loads over the final month of the regular season as the coaching staff prioritizes health for the postseason. If that's the case, Porzingis should remain productive whenever he's available play, albeit with a lower nightly fantasy ceiling than he had earlier in the season.

John Konchar

Back with starting five Konchar will join the starting lineup due to the absence of Luke Kennard (personal). Konchar has started five games so far in March and is averaging 6.6 points, 7.2 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 1.0 blocks in 31.0 minutes.

Miles McBride

Running with first unit McBride gets the starting lineup as the Knicks go small to combat Golden State's small lineup featuring Draymond Green at center. He will start alongside Jalen Brunson, Donte DiVincenzo, Josh Hart and Isaiah Hartenstein on Monday, while Precious Achiuwa remains with the second unit despite OG Anunoby (elbow) being inactive.

Duncan Robinson

Dealing with back issue Robinson will be considered day-to-day until more information on the severity of his injury comes to light. Patty Mills and Jaime Jaquez could see more chances Wednesday against Cleveland if Robinson is forced to miss additional time.

Chris Smith

Nears double figures off bench Smith played a limited role off the bench, but still recorded a team-leading pair of blocks to go along with a quartet of rebounds and ending two points shy of the double-digit mark in a losing effort. Smith has averaged 3.5 points and 2.5 rebounds over 11.4 minutes in 19 games with Iowa this season.

Lance Stephenson

All-around outing off bench in loss Stephenson handed out a team-high assist total while leading all Wolves bench players in rebounds and scoring despite struggling shooting from the field in a balanced performance. Stephenson has averaged 14.3 points, 6.4 rebounds, 4.8 assists and 0.9 steals over 28.0 minutes in 27 appearances this season.

Trevor Keels

Nears 20-point mark in defeat Keels connected on a pair of threes and recorded a pair of steals while ending as one of five Wolves players with 15 or more points and coming up two points short of the 20-point mark in a losing effort. Keels has averaged 13.6 points, 3.9 assists, 3.0 rebounds and 0.9 steals over 32.2 minutes in 20 G League contests.

Jordan Goodwin

Not active Monday Goodwin has suited up in three of the Grizzlies' past five contests, averaging 8.3 points, 5.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists in 25.0 minutes per game. He's nearing his season limit for the number of games that he's able to be active as a two-way player, so Goodwin could be in store for additional absences over the final month of the season.

Tyrese Martin

Top rebounder in double-double game Martin led all players in Sunday's contest in rebounds to go along with a quartet of assists and as one of five Wolves players with 15 or more points in a losing effort. Martin has averaged 17.4 points, 7.4 rebounds, 3.4 assists and 0.9 steals over 35.0 minutes in 29 contests this year.

Javonte Cooke

Leads from deep as top scorer Cooke led all players in Sunday's contest in scoring and threes made while ending two rebounds shy of the double-digit mark and swiping a team-best trio of steals in a well-rounded showing. Cooke has averaged 16.9 points, 4.9 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 1.1 steals over 34.9 minutes in 28 games this season.

Matisse Thybulle

Aggravates right ankle Thybulle entered Monday as questionable after coming off of one-game absence due to a right ankle sprain, and his in-game injury marks a second sprain of the same ankle. Jabari Walker currently leads the bench unit with 18 minutes of action Monday, while Dalano Banton's microwave scoring appeal moves up in the depth chart sans Thybulle.

Vince Williams

Officially out Williams was tagged as doubtful leading up to Monday's matchup, and the team has now officially ruled him out. Look for Jake LaRavia, John Konchar and GG Jackson to continue to see an uptick in opportunities in the frontcourt with Williams unavailable.

Onyeka Okongwu

Will play vs. Lakers Okongwu will be available for the first time since Feb. 12 after recovering from a left big toe sprain/inflammation. He'll likely see minutes as the backup center Monday evening behind Clint Capela.

Isaiah Stewart

Won’t return Monday Stewart's absence adds to an extensive list injured pistons on Monday night, including Ausar Thompson (illness) and Simone Fontecchio (toe) in the wing rotation. Stewart's status will need to be monitored moving forward, as soft tissue injuries can linger and Detroit only has 14 games remaining on the schedule.

Alex Caruso

Re-enters Monday’s contest Caruso appears to have just been a little gimpy after crashing to the floor in Monday's game. He should be unrestricted at this time.

Anthony Davis

Taking part in usual warmup The team expressed optimism about Davis being able to play in Monday's contest earlier in the day, and this latest development is another step in the right direction. The Lakers should have official word on his availability closer to tipoff.

Brice Sensabaugh

Returning to bench Monday Sensabaugh's run as a starter across Utah's last five contests yielded 11.0 points, 5.8 rebounds and 2.4 assists while posting 48.9 percent shooting on 9.0 shots in 28.0 minutes per game. Lauri Markkanen's (quad) return following a six-game absence will likely resort Sensabaugh to a 15-20 minute role.

Monte Morris

Good to go Monday Morris and Kyle Anderson (shoulder) have both been cleared for action, leaving Rudy Gobert (ribs) and Karl-Anthony Towns (knee) as the only absences for Minnesota on Monday. Morris shouldn't be expected to pick up a substantial role after logging just 10 minutes in his return to action Saturday after a three-game absence due to his problematic hamstring.

Kyle Anderson

Gets green light vs. Jazz Anderson was once again handed a questionable designation leading up to Monday's matchup, and he'll ultimately be able to suit up. He's started four straight for the Timberwolves and is averaging 6.8 points, 4.0 rebounds and 6.3 assists in 30.8 minutes during this brief stretch.

Tyrese Haliburton

Returns for second half The nature of Haliburton's trip to the locker room at the end of the first half remains a mystery. Regardless, he warmed up for the second half and was then on the floor with the rest of Indiana's usual starters to resume play.

Alex Caruso

Shaken up Monday Caruso was clearly hampered by something after the incident, as he committed a foul in order to exit the contest. Caruso entered Monday's game dealing with toe soreness, but it's unclear if Monday's intermittent absence is related. Westerlund notes that Caruso exited the floor while biting his jersey in frustration, so his status will need to be monitored.

De'Anthony Melton

Still without clear return date Melton is scheduled to be re-evaluated later in the coming days once his two-week off-loading period concludes, but his return doesn't appear to be imminent. Nurse mentioned within the past two days that the other two 76ers players dealing with long-term injuries -- Joel Embiid (knee) and Robert Covington (knee) -- have resumed non-contact on-court work, so both are seemingly closer to playing than Melton at this point. With the growing likelihood that his absence will stretch into April, Melton isn't worth holding in the majority of redraft leagues.

Tyrese Haliburton

Headed to locker room Haliburton was subbed out with a few minutes remaining in the first half and immediately went to the locker room, but the team has yet to reveal any details on his departure. T.J. McConnell and Andrew Sheppard would likely be asked to take over at point guard for the second half if Haliburton is unable to return.

Rudy Gobert

Unavailable Monday Gobert will miss his second straight contest while recovering from a left rib sprain. Naz Reid should draw another start at center in Gobert's absence.

OG Anunoby

Set for multi-game absence Anunoby has already been downgraded to out for Monday's clash, and while the timeline for his return remains murky, Wojnarowski notes that the forward will miss more than just one game while dealing with a flare-up of his right elbow injury. This update points to Anunoby missing Thursday's matchup in Denver and possibly Saturday's contest against Brooklyn, but more information should become available as the team's medical staff learns about the severity of the issue.

Marcus Sasser

Running with starters Sasser is in line for his first start of the season, and he'll get the nod at point guard with Cade Cunningham (knee) ruled out Monday evening. He's averaging 8.0 points, 3.2 rebounds and 3.2 assists over 20.4 minutes in his last five appearances as a reserve.

Oshae Brissett

Retreats to bench Boston will experiment with a Kristaps Porzingis and Luke Kornet starting frontcourt on Monday. The duo of bigs is an interesting pairing, but it's more logical in the context of facing a Detroit frontcourt featuring Isaiah Stewart and Jalen Duren.

Luke Kornet

Draws another spot start Kornet will join the starting lineup for the second time in four games, as the Celtics will be without Jayson Tatum (ankle), Sam Hauser (ankle) and Al Horford (rest). Kornet tallied 12 points, nine rebounds, six assists and one block over 28 minutes in Tuesday's spot start against the Jazz.

Payton Pritchard

Back with first unit Pritchard is set to start at point guard due to the absence of Jrue Holiday (shoulder). This marks Pritchard's second start of the month, as he finished with 11 points, eight rebounds and eight assists in 30 minutes Mar. 11 in a spot start against the Blazers.

Stanley Umude

Gets starting nod Umude's current three-game stretch of double-digit minutes matches the longest streak of his career. He has been a staple of Detroit's G League team across the past two seasons, and Monday marks a continuation of an opportunity to carve out an NBA rotation role while Ausar Thompson (knee), Cade Cummingham (knee) and Simone Fontecchio (toe) are all inactive. It wouldn't be surprising to see Umude get 25-30 minutes of action Monday.

Lauri Markkanen

Cleared to play Markkanen was tagged as a game-time call leading up to Monday's tipoff, but he's ultimately been given the green light to suit up after missing his team's last six contests. It's possible the Arizona product could be on a minutes restriction considering he hasn't seen live action since Mar. 2.

Ashton Hagans

Not active Monday Hagans logged 22 minutes in Thursday's loss to New York, but he has not appeared in four of Portland's last five contests. His next opportunity to be activated comes Wednesday against the Clippers.

Cedi Osman

Posts 10 points in return In his return from a four-game absence due to an ankle sprain, Osman took back his spot in the second unit, replacing Dominick Barlow as the Spurs' backup power forward. While Osman delivered an efficient shooting performance in his return, he's unlikely to see an uptick in playing time moving forward while San Antonio has all of its key contributors healthy.

Matisse Thybulle

Gets green light Thybulle has been upgraded from questionable to available and will snap a two-game absence streak. Despite not being a strong scorer, Thybulle continues to make a fantasy impact in category leagues due to his defensive prowess. Over his last 16 appearances, Thybulle has averaged 2.6 steals and 0.8 blocks per game.

Dalano Banton

Not starting Monday Anfernee Simons and Scoot Henderson will start in the backcourt Monday, sending Banton to a reserve role. Banton has been productive over his last 10 games (seven starts), averaging 17.9 points, 5.1 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 1.3 steals-plus-blocks in 30.0 minutes per game.

Kyle Kuzma

Now questionable for Tuesday Kuzma's left shoulder soreness sidelined him during Sunday's loss to Boston, but he appeared to be past the issue prior to being added to Monday evening's injury report. His status will need to be monitored for a Washington squad that ruled Bilal Coulibaly (wirst) out for the season Monday and will be without Deni Avdija (knee) on Tuesday.

Scoot Henderson

Will start with no restrictions Henderson will start for the third time over Portland's last five games. Across his last five appearances, the rookie point guard has averaged 10.2 points, 4.8 assists, 3.4 rebounds and 1.0 steals in 25.2 minutes per game, but he should eclipse 30 minutes versus the Bulls.

Jerami Grant

Out Monday as expected As expected, Grant has been downgraded from doubtful to out and will miss a fourth straight game. His next chance to suit up will come Wednesday versus the Clippers, but it's unclear how close he is to playing again.

Luka Doncic

Returns to injury report Doncic's left hamstring soreness has been a staple of the injury report throughout the past week, although his workload was unfazed en route to 27 shots in his return from a one-game absence during Sunday's victory over Denver. Dallas is liable to exercise an abundance of caution with injury, but every game counts for the Mavericks, who currently stand seventh in the Western Conference. Doncic' status will need to be monitored in advance of Tuesday's contest.

Dante Exum

Likely available Tuesday Exum continues to manage a right plantar fascia strain but should suit up for an 11th straight game. Over his past 10 appearances, he's averaged 5.4 points, 2.9 assists and 2.2 rebounds in 17.5 minutes per game.

Dean Wade

Ruled out As expected, Wade has been downgraded from doubtful to out and will miss a fourth straight game. With Max Strus (knee) and Evan Mobley (ankle) also out, the Cavaliers have signed Marcus Morris to a 10-day deal, and he should serve as a backup to Georges Niang on Monday.

Bilal Coulibaly

Season ends early Coulibaly will ultimately be sidelined for the final 15 games of the season, leaving behind season-long stats of 8.4 points, 4.1 rebounds, 1.7 assists, 0.9 steals and 0.8 blocks on 43.5 percent shooting across 63 appearances. The 19-year-old's injury has not escalated to anything serious or long term, but his recovery or re-injury risk are enough for Washington to shut him down for the year. Coulibaly remains raw, and his efficiency progressively worsened throughout the course of the campaign, but he has all the tools and a passable shooting foundation to be a valuable wing in the league. Justin Champagnie could build fantasy appeal in his stead, but it's also possible that the Wizards utilize a turnstile of youthful options.

Alex Caruso

Cleared to play Caruso will shake off a questionable tag and suit up for a 10th straight game. Over his last nine appearances, he's averaged 10.9 points, 4.7 assists, 4.0 rebounds, 2.2 steals and 0.8 blocks in 31.1 minutes per game.

Coby White

Unavailable Monday As expected, White has been downgraded from doubtful to out and will miss a third straight game due to a left hip strain, but he is making progress, per Johnson. Ayo Dosunmu should continue to thrive in White's absence, while the latter's next chance to suit up will come Thursday in Houston.

Marcus Morris

Available Monday Freshly inked to a 10-day deal on Saturday, Morris will be available and potentially slot into Cleveland's rotation Monday. Morris has knocked down 43.8 percent of his guarded catch-and-shoot threes this year, signaling that he can still provide offensive value in a simple role.

Caris LeVert

Gets start sans Mitchell With Donovan Mitchell (nose) back on the sidelines, LeVert will return to the starting lineup. He's coming off a 21-point, seven-assist performance off the bench against the Rockets on Saturday and has averaged 18.0 points and 8.7 assists across his previous three starts this season.

Simone Fontecchio

Ruled out Monday Fontecchio and Cade Cunningham (toe) have been downgraded from questionable to out and will join Ausar Thompson (illness) on the sidelines. Evan Fournier, Marcus Sasser and Troy Brown are candidates for increased roles, but Jaden Ivey should lead the offensive charge.

Cade Cunningham

Downgraded to out Cummingham and Simone Fontecchio (toe) have been downgraded from questionable to out and will join Asuar Thompson (illness) on the sidelines. Jaden Ivey should lead Detroit in usage Monday, but Marcus Sasser, Evan Fournier and Troy Brown are also candidates for increased roles.

Jaylen Brown

Officially active Monday Brown's availability is a critical addition to a Boston forward rotation that will be without Jayson Tatum (ankle) and Sam Hauser (ankle). Brown is averaging 33.0 points, 6.7 rebounds and 4.7 assists across three games without Tatum this season.

Kristaps Porzingis

Good to go As expected, Porzingis has been upgraded from probable to available and will snap a five-game absence streak. With Al Horford (toe/rest), Jrue Holiday (shoulder) and Jayson Tatum (ankle) all sidelined, Porzingis should start in his return and be one of Boston's go-to offensive options.

Jayson Tatum

Won’t play Monday Tatum has been dealing with a right ankle impingement for over a week but had been able to suit up despite the injury. However, he'll be unavailable for the second half of a back-to-back set Monday. His next chance to play will be Wednesday against the Bucks, while Oshae Brissett could see an increased role Monday.

Tristan Vukcevic

Omitted from injury report again Vukcevic, who recently signed a two-way deal with Washington, wasn't listed on the injury report ahead of Sunday's game against the Celtics but ultimately didn't suit up, as he's still getting acclimated to his new squad -- and a new country. The Wizards are dealing with a litany of injuries, so there many be minutes available for the 2023 No. 42 overall pick.

Jimmy Butler

Ruled out for Monday Butler was questionable for Monday's matchup and will be forced to miss a second consecutive game due to a right foot contusion. Jaime Jaquez will likely draw another start for Miami, while Butler's next chance to suit up will be Wednesday in Cleveland.

Sidy Cissoko

Assigned to G League Cissoko has been moved between the G League and parent club several times over the past few days. He should be able to handle more playing time in Austin.

Dominick Barlow

Sent to G League Barlow played double-digit minutes in three of his last five appearances with the parent club, averaging 6.2 points and 4.0 rebounds in 13.4 minutes per game. However, he should be able to see a more consistent role in the G League.

Bryce McGowens

Won’t play in Orlando McGowens hasn't played since March 8 due to a swollen right knee, which has been diagnosed as a sprain. His next chance to suit up will come Saturday in Atlanta.

LaMelo Ball

Out again Tuesday Ball has not played since Jan. 26 due to right ankle tendinitis. There were positive updates about his participation in practice at the beginning of March, but it's unclear if the Hornets, who are out of the playoff picture, will rush him back before the end of the regular season.

Tobias Harris

Won’t play Monday Harris didn't participate in the 76ers' morning shootaround and will be unavailable for a second consecutive game due to a right ankle sprain. However, coach Nick Nurse said before Monday's game that he expects Harris to return soon and that the forward will travel with the 76ers on their upcoming West Coast road trip, Adam Aaronson of PhillyVoice.com reports. Nicolas Batum could handle a starting role once again, while Harris' next chance to play will be Wednesday against Phoenix.

Marvin Bagley

Still sidelined Bagley will miss an eighth straight game due to a lumbar strain. Richaun Holmes should draw another start, while Kyle Kuzma and Anthony Gill operate as backups, given Eugene Omoruyi (ankle) is also out.

Eugene Omoruyi

Ruled out for Tuesday Omoruyi will miss at least one game after spraining his right ankle during Sunday's loss to the Celtics. Marvin Bagley (back) remains out, so Richaun Holmes may start at center again, but the Wizards will also go small with Kyle Kuzma and Anthony Gill at the five for stretches.

Landry Shamet

Still out Shamet will miss a sixth straight game due to a lingering calf strain. The Wizards are extremely shorthanded right now, so Jared Butler, Johnny Davis, Jules Bernard and Anthony Gill have entered the rotation.

Bilal Coulibaly

Won’t play Tuesday Coulibaly is slated to miss a second straight game due to a right wrist contusion and will be joined by Deni Avdija (knee), Marvin Bagley (back), Tyus Jones (back) and Landry Shamet (calf) on the sidelines. Given all the absences, Jules Bernard, Johnny Davis, Jared Butler, Patrick Baldwin and Anthony Gill should all remain in Washington's rotation for at least one more game.

Tyus Jones

Remains sidelined Tuesday Jones continues to deal with a back injury, and he's been diagnosed with a lumbosacral sprain. As a result, he'll be unavailable for a third consecutive game. Jordan Poole will likely continue to start for Washington on Tuesday, while Jared Butler has seen additional playing time in Jones' absence.

Kyle Kuzma

Not on injury report Kuzma didn't play Sunday against the Celtics due to a sore left shoulder, but he'll be back in action following a one-game absence. He's averaged 23.6 points, 6.4 rebounds and 5.0 assists in 35.0 minutes per game over his last five appearances.

Deni Avdija

Will remain out Tuesday Avdija is slated to miss a third straight game due to a right knee contusion. Marvin Bagley (back), Bilal Coulibaly (wrist), Tyus Jones (back) and Landry Shamet (calf) also remain out, but Kyle Kuzma (shoulder) isn't listed. Kuzma and Jordan Poole will presumably lead the shorthanded Wizards on Tuesday, while Avdija's next chance to suit up will come Thursday versus the Kings.

Dorian Finney-Smith

Questionable for Tuesday Finney-Smith was probable for Sunday's game against the Spurs due to a sore left ankle, but he was able to play through the issue. However, he was a game-time decision for Sunday's matchup, and the Nets could wait to see how he feels in pregame warmups Tuesday before determining his status.

Seth Lundy

Remains out for G League club The two-way player hasn't played for Atlanta or College Park since Feb. 24 due to the back injury. The Hawks haven't offered up a timeline for when Lundy might be ready to play in games, but once he's fully cleared, he'll most likely be suiting up for College Park rather than the NBA team.

Isaiah Thomas

Expected to debut Wednesday Thomas agreed to a 10-day contract Saturday but didn't join the team in time for Sunday's matchup in Milwaukee. The veteran point guard hasn't seen NBA action since the 2021-22 campaign, when he suited up for Charlotte, Dallas and the Lakers. In total, he averaged 8.4 points, 1.5 assists and 1.3 rebounds in 15.1 minutes per game while shooting 40.1 percent over 22 appearances that season. Thomas was balling out in limited action with the G League's Salt Lake City Stars before getting signed by Phoenix, as he averaged 32.5 points while shooting 44.6 percent from deep across four appearances.

Zeke Nnaji

Dealing with low back pain Nnaji has appeared in 16 straight games, averaging 10.9 minutes during that stretch. If he's sidelined Tuesday, Peyton Watson and DeAndre Jordan would be candidates for a few extra minutes off the bench.

Jonathan Isaac

Not listed on injury report Isaac sat Sunday versus the Raptors due to left knee injury maintenance, but he'll return to action Tuesday. Over his last four appearances, the oft-injured forward has averaged 10.3 points, 5.5 rebounds and 2.0 blocks in 18.8 minutes per game.

Jordan Walsh

Recalled Monday Jayson Tatum (ankle) and Jaylen Brown (ankle) are questionable, and Jrue Holiday, Sam Hauser (ankle) and Al Horford (rest/toe) have already been ruled out, so Walsh has been elevated and will provide emergency depth. The rookie out of Arkansas has made four NBA appearances this season, totaling two points, 11 rebounds, two assists, two steals and a block in 33 minutes.

Gui Santos

Elevated Monday Santos will be available for Monday's game against the Knicks, but it's unclear if he'll see any playing time. With injuries and suspensions depleting Golden State's roster, Santos carved out a role in early February, but since then, he's appeared in just six of the last 17 games, playing double-digit minutes only once during that stretch.

Daishen Nix

Transferred to NBA club Minnesota is dealing with numerous absences before Monday's game in Utah, so Nix has been recalled and will provide emergency depth. However, he's made only 12 NBA appearances this season and has played double-digit minutes just once.

Kendall Brown

Returns to NBA club Brown recorded 25 points (9-15 FG), six rebounds, two blocks and a steal during the Mad Ants' 115-108 win over the Delaware Blue Coats on Monday. However, he's not expected to see meaningful playing time at the NBA level.

AJ Griffin

Remains out Monday Griffin continues to miss time due to a leg/ankle contusion and doesn't have a return timetable. Even when healthy, he likely won't factor into Atlanta's end of the season rotation, as the Hawks are trying to stay in the postseason picture despite Trae Young's (finger) absence.

Bogdan Bogdanovic

Not on Monday’s injury report Bogdanovic went to the locker room in the fourth quarter of Sunday's game against the Lakers for an undisclosed reason, but he'll be able to suit up for the second half of the back-to-back set. Over his last five appearances, he's averaged 16.6 points, 5.6 assists, 4.2 rebounds and 1.4 steals in 33.8 minutes per game.

Onyeka Okongwu

Chance to play Monday Okongwu has been sidelined since Feb. 12 but is nearing a return. However, even if he gets the green light Monday, Okongwu would likely be limited to a backup role behind Clint Capela.

Nate Pierre-Louis

Another solid showing Pierre Louis scored in double figures for a second consecutive contest, racking up 14 points off the bench. His defense prowess was apparent, picking up his second multi-steal game of his last three outings. In eight games with Long Island, Pierre-Louis is averaging 9.1 points, 5.3 rebounds and 1.3 combined steals-plus-blocks across 19.8 minutes.

Jaylen Martin

Silent in G League loss Despite drawing the start, Martin didn't reach the 20-minute mark, possibly due to his poor play. He shot a porous 14.2 percent from the field en route to his fewest points scored since joining the Nets in late February. Even with Saturday's struggles, Martin is averaging 8.8 points over eight games with Long Island.

Kyler Edwards

All-around performance Sunday Edwards broke an 11-game streak of scoring fewer than 20 points Sunday, pacing Long Island in points on the day. He also generated a team-high seven assists, marking his best assist total since Feb. 13. In his last three appearances, Edwards is averaging 19.3 points, 4.3 rebounds and 5.0 assists across 34 minutes.

Herbert Jones

Probable for Tuesday This is an expected injury designation, as Jones was able to practice in full Monday after missing Sunday's game versus Portland. If he gets through warmups without any setbacks, he'll likely be right back in the starting lineup with Trey Murphy moving to the bench.

Larry Nance

Not listed on injury report Nance and Herbert Jones (back/hip) are expected to play after missing Saturday's win over the Trail Blazers. In six March appearances, Nance has averaged 6.5 points, 4.0 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1.3 steals in 22.0 minutes per game.

Sasha Vezenkov

Full go at shootaround Vezenkov hasn't played since Feb. 9 and has missed 28 of Sacramento's last 37 games while dealing with a lingering ankle issue. Shootarounds aren't normally very intense, so the former EuroLeague MVP probably still has a few hurdles to clear before getting cleared for game action. Vezenkov's role was minor before his absence, but the Kings may look to get him more involved with Trey Lyles (knee) hurt and Kevin Huerter struggling.

Dyson Daniels

Returns to practice Despite Daniels' availability Monday, coach Willie Green stressed that the Pelicans will continue to be cautious with the guard. Based on Green's comments, it's likely that Daniels won't return to action until at least March 26 when the Pelicans return home to face the Thunder.

DJ Steward

Puts up 24 points in G League Sunday's performance was more of the same for Steward, who has poured in 24 or more points in seven consecutive contests. He's also made his presence known on the defensive end of the court, tallying at least one steal in four straight appearances.

Herbert Jones

Goes through practice Jones was unable to play Sunday against Portland after tweaking his hip and back after a fall during Friday's win over the Clippers. It sounds like he's trending in the right direction for Tuesday against the Nets, but there should be more clarity when the Pelicans release their injury report Monday evening.

Drew Peterson

Posts strong final line in G League Peterson didn't turn in a spectacular shooting performance by any means, but he scored in double figures after being held to eight points Thursday against the Swarm. The 24-year-old also put on a show on the defensive end, racking up a season-high three blocks while registering a pair of steals.

Rudy Gobert

Present at shootaround Gobert is questionable for Monday's matchup against the Jazz after missing Saturday's game against Utah, but his presence at the team's morning shootaround is encouraging. However, if he's unable to suit up Monday, Naz Reid should continue to see increased work.

Joe Wieskamp

Sits with calf injury The severity of Wieskamp's injury is unclear at this time, though fortunately, Maine doesn't have another game until Thursday. He'll be considered day-to-day until further notice.

Vit Krejci

Quiet in start Krejci wasn't very involved Sunday, and that doesn't bode well for his outlook going forward considering the amount of injuries there are in Atlanta. In his last six outings, Krejci has averaged just 3.3 points, 2.5 assists and 1.2 rebounds in 22.0 minutes per contest.

Johnny Davis

Gets an extended look The Wizards are really shorthanded at the moment, so guys like Davis and Jules Bernard could find more opportunities going forward. He's had a tough season overall, however, hitting 35.5 percent from the field and 24.0 percent from beyond the arc.

Jules Bernard

Productive off bench Bernard posted several career-best marks in his first extended look for the Wizards, so he certainly gave the coaching staff something to think about. There are a lot of injuries in Washington right now, and given their spot in the standings, there could be a youth movement in the final stretch. Bernard is worth keeping a close eye on going forward.

Derrick Jones

Nearly double-doubles Jones nearly double-doubled and made the most of his 24 minutes Sunday. Usage isn't easy to come by in Dallas alongside Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving, so that explains Jones' inconsistent production.

Wendell Carter

Held in check in win This wasn't Carter's best showing, but it's worth noting that Moritz Wagner simply had the hot hand off the bench with 14 points in 18 minutes. Carter played really well in his previous three games with averages of 14.3 points, 10.3 rebounds and 2.7 assists, so one dud isn't something to be overly concerned about.

Gary Harris

Muted performance in win Harris wasn't able to generate much offensively despite a healthy workload. While his stats don't jump off the page, he has been an effective floor spacer for Orlando. Through seven March appearances, Harris has shot 39.3 percent from beyond the arc.

Ochai Agbaji

Notches nine points Agbaji continues to log heavy minutes for the Raptors, but his production from a fantasy perspective has left a lot to be desired. In nine March appearances, Agbaji has averaged 5.9 points, 3.6 rebounds, 0.9 assists and 0.4 three-pointers while shooting 33.3 percent from the field. Sunday's performance was a step in the right direction, to be fair.

Malik Beasley

Scores 17 points in win Beasley returned from a one-game absence due to back spasms, and he appeared to be rejuvenated. He had shot just 31.3 percent from the field in his previous six games, so a healthy Beasley could be a game-changer for Milwaukee's three-point shooting.

JD Davison

Dealing with illness Davison isn't a part of Boston's rotation and spends most of his time in the G League with the Maine Celtics. His absence shouldn't impact fantasy hoops.

Kristaps Porzingis

Likely to return Monday Porzingis has missed the last five games due to a right hamstring strain, but he'll likely be able to return to action in the second half of a back-to-back set Monday. However, the Celtics may monitor his workload in his first game back.

Al Horford

Resting Monday As expected, Horford will take a seat for the second half of a back-to-back set after posting 14 points (5-7 FG) in 23 minutes during Sunday's blowout win over the Wizards. Kristaps Porzingis (hamstring) is slated to return from a five-game absence and should start at center with Horford unavailable.

Jaylen Brown

Deemed questionable for Monday Brown has missed two of the last three games due to an ankle issue, and it's unclear whether he'll be able to return to action for the second half of a back-to-back set Monday. Sam Hauser (ankle) has been ruled out, so Jaden Springer, Svi Mykhailiuk and Oshae Brissett are candidates for additional minutes if Brown is sidelined.

Sam Hauser

Will not suit up Monday Hauser suffered a left ankle sprain Sunday against the Wizards and was unable to return to the game. Therefore, it's not a surprise to see the Celtics hold him out Monday. With Hauser and several key players sitting, the Celtics could turn to Oshae Brissett and Svi Mykhailiuk.

Derrick White

Not listed on injury report White took a seat for the front end of Boston's back-to-back Sunday, but he'll return to action Monday. Boston's injury report is long again, so if Jaylen Brown (ankle) and Jayson Tatum (ankle) join Jrue Holiday (shoulder) and Al Horford (toe/rest) on the sidelines, White could be in store for elevated offensive usage.

Jrue Holiday

Will not play Monday Monday's game is the second leg of a back-to-back set, but Holiday played just 22 minutes Sunday. However, the Celtics have a comfortable lead at the top of the Eastern Conference, so it's not a surprise to see them err on the side of caution. With Derrick White available, he could see more usage in addition to Payton Pritchard.

Jayson Tatum

Questionable for Monday Tatum continues to deal with a right ankle impingement, but he's been able to play through the issue recently. He's topped 25 points in five consecutive appearances, averaging 29.8 points, 6.4 rebounds and 5.6 assists in 34.4 minutes per game.

Simone Fontecchio

Iffy for Monday This sounds like a day-to-day issue for Fontecchio, but the Pistons could err on the side of caution for the second leg of this back-to-back set. Fontecchio played 35 minutes Sunday night, producing 13 points (5-12 FG, 2-7 3Pt, 1-1 FT), eight rebounds, two assists and two blocks. If he's unable to suit up, the Pistons would likely need to use a committee approach to soak up his minutes with so many injuries on the roster.

Kevin Love

Remains out Monday Love is slated to miss a 10th straight game due to a right heel contusion. Thomas Bryant should continue to serve as the primary backup center to Bam Adebayo until Love is cleared to return.

Nikola Jovic

Out again Monday Jovic will miss a second straight game due to a right hamstring strain. With Kevin Love (heel) also out, Haywood Highsmith is a candidate to draw another start, while Caleb Martin should see increased usage off the bench.

Quentin Grimes

Remains sidelined for Monday’s game Grimes continues to deal with a knee issue and will be unavailable for a third consecutive game. Evan Fournier, Simone Fontecchio (toe) and Marcus Sasser could see increased work against the Celtics.

Ausar Thompson

Won’t play Monday Thompson will be sidelined for a fifth straight game Monday as he remains under the weather. His next chance to play will be Wednesday against the Pacers.

Cade Cunningham

Questionable for Monday Cunningham was probable for Sunday's game against Miami due to his knee injury, and his status for the second half of the back-to-back set is up in the air due to left knee injury management. If he sits against the Celtics, Marcus Sasser could see an increased role.

Jimmy Butler

Listed as questionable Butler is questionable again after missing Sunday's win over the Pistons due to a right foot contusion. If the star forward misses both halves of the back-to-back set, Jamie Jaquez would likely draw another start.

Royce O'Neale

Finds shooting stroke late From Feb. 25 through March 7, O'Neale started five of six games and averaged 13.0 points, 6.8 rebounds, 4.8 assists, 1.2 steals and 1.0 blocks in 34.2 minutes. He also shot 43.5 percent from deep (20-for-46). However, he couldn't get anything to go for the next four games, averaging just 2.0 points while shooting 15.0 percent from the field and 14.3 percent from deep. It was more of the same to start Sunday's contest, but O'Neale found his three-point stroke in the fourth, sinking four of five triples while playing nearly the entire quarter.

Tre Jones

Hands out seven assists in OT win Jones finished just three assists away from a double-double Sunday, and while he hasn't been able to sustain the scoring numbers he posted during most of January and February, he has shown clear signs of progress as a playmaker and distributor. To note, Jones is averaging 7.4 assists while committing just 1.7 turnovers per game since the All-Star break.

Devin Vassell

Hits 25-point mark Sunday Even though Victor Wembanyama grabbed all the headlines with his historical performance Sunday, Vassell certainly made his presence felt as well with his first 20-point effort since March 7. Vassell has been a bit hit-or-miss of late, but more often than not, he continues to deliver solid numbers on offense for the Spurs. He's averaging 19.1 points, 4.9 assists and 4.6 rebounds per game since the beginning of March.

Dennis Schroder

Goes for 19 with seven dimes Schroder was far from being at his best in terms of efficiency, needing 19 shots to score 19 points, but he still posted a decent stat line overall, making an impact both as a scorer and playmaker. Over his last 10 games, all as a starter for Brooklyn, Schroder is averaging 17.5 points, 7.0 assists and 2.9 rebounds per game. Despite the fact he's going to have poor shooting performances from time to time, Schroder will remain a valuable fantasy asset as long as he plays heavy minutes in a struggling Brooklyn team.

Victor Wembanyama

Makes history vs. Brooklyn Wembanyama continues to break records in a way not even the most optimistic fan would've imagined. The French rookie became the first player in NBA history to record at least 30 points, at least 15 rebounds, at least five assists and five or more blocks while shooting 50 percent from the field in a single game when leading the Spurs to victory Sunday. There are no more adjectives left to describe what Wembanyama has done during his first year in The Association, and he's going to be a fantasy stud for years to come -- and even earlier than expected.

OG Anunoby

Won’t play Monday Anunoby had played in three consecutive contests after an 18-game absence due to a shoulder injury, but he struggled mightily in his last appearance, totaling just two points (1-8 FG) in 33 minutes. This appears to be a rest day for the veteran forward, but his presence has been vital to the Knicks' success since being acquired. With Anunoby in the lineup, the Knicks are 15-2.